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In an increasingly competitive world, we are under an immense amount of pressure to constantly perform. As humans, we easily fall victim to the ego in our minds, triggering self-doubt and insecurities. We find that our own worst enemy is often ourselves. In this workshop, participants will learn the importance of cultivating mental skills in order […]
Explore the Community Engagement graduate certificate programs we offer at Merrimack! Join our virtual info session to find out which one is right for you.
RCAC 2024 (Thursday, May 2nd, Reading Day) is a forum for the presentation of Merrimack College undergraduate and graduate students’ best research, scholarship, and creative activities, and encourages communication of innovative achievements across all schools.
Celebrate your admission and imagine yourself as a Warrior! Dive into your major, eat in Sparky's and bring home a new t-shirt to add to your collection. Registration is required.
Merrimack will be hosting a NEACAC College Fair on campus this spring! Join us in Lawler Rink within the Merrimack Athletics Complex on May 5th from 6 p.m. – 8 p.m. Fairs are free and open to the public!
Workshop Description: Change is the one thing we can count on, and when we encounter it, we can harness our physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual energies, and direct them where they will make the biggest difference. Perseverance, patience, and courage help us manage change. Individual and collective celebrations, as well as the practice of gratitude, is […]
Commencement info for School of Nursing and Health Sciences students.
Learn more about Merrimack's School-based Commencement Ceremonies.
Learn about musical and linguistic theory and practice strategies that can be implemented by both monolingual and multilingual professionals.
Join us for Reunion Weekend 2024! Friday, June 7, through Sunday, June 9. Celebrating reunion milestones for class years ending in 4 & 9.
Join us for Reunion Weekend 2024! Friday, June 7, through Sunday, June 9. Celebrating reunion milestones for class years ending in 4 & 9.
“Who am I?,” a new four-credit course for all first year students asks students to think critically about their futures.
